Key Points: Cowboys DE Sam Williams fined $11,002 for facemask penalty on Packers QB Jordan Love Williams loses first sack of season after costly penalty in 40-40 tie vs.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Sam Williams already had a chip on his shoulder going into the team's Week 5 matchup against the New York Jets and now he's being hit with news he doesn't want to hear.
The NFL recently announced its Super Bowl halftime performer for the Big Game’s 60th edition this coming February. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and company made a lot of people happy … and a lot of people mad … by revealing that it would be Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny, the first Latino to headline the event in its history.
One second stopped the Dallas Cowboys from pulling off a season-changing upset against the Green Bay Packers in Week 4. Instead, they tied, bringing their record to 1-2-1, and setting the stage for a critical game in Week 5.
To go with Yardbarker's trade installments on quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers, here is a look at the biggest moves involving pass rushers.
The Dallas Cowboys may have escaped with a 40-40 tie against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, but they lost one of their key defensive starters in the process.
This has been a rough start to the season for the Dallas Cowboys' secondary. Through four games, they've given up a league-leading 1,189 yards through the air.
Per Jon Machota, the Cowboys are making four roster moves on Saturday, including placing veteran S Malik Hooker on injured reserve due to a toe injury.
Well, after a 40-40 tie, the Dallas Cowboys will look to take care of the winless Jets on Sunday, but if you have not seen it by now, the Cowboys injury report is gross.
Through four games, it's clear that the Dallas Cowboys have one of the most explosive offenses in the NFL. It's even clearer that they have one of the absolute worst defenses ever assembled.
The Dallas Cowboys travel to the Meadowlands in Week 5 to face off against the winless New York Jets. This matchup features bad-on-bad at an elite level.
The Dallas Cowboys dropped 40 points last week, but it wasn't enough to get the win. Instead, they're trying to bounce back after their first tie game since 1969.
Tony Romo was beloved by Dallas Cowboys fans for many years. He went from undrafted free agent to 10-year starter for the Cowboys, where he set franchise records in passing yards and passing touchdowns, surpassing the likes of Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman in the process.
The Dallas Cowboys’ success this season has been almost entirely dependent on one thing: can Dak Prescott play like a top-three quarterback in the NFL?
The Dallas Cowboys released their final injury report for Week 5 on Friday evening. To no surprise, running back Miles Sanders was still on the list after not participating in practice on Friday.
The Dallas Cowboys are on the road in Week 5. On Sunday, the team will meet the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Playing a team with zero wins doesn't mean the Cowboys can overlook the Jets on Sunday.
There's no reason to pretend it isn't the truth: The Dallas Cowboys have a very favorable game this weekend against the New York Jets. This is the kind of game where the Cowboys need to put their opponent away as quickly as possible, because losing to a team like the Jets could cause significant damage to this team for the rest of the season.
The Dallas Cowboys travel to take on the New York Jets this Sunday, and the Week 5 matchup will mean a lot to one player. Cowboys running back Jaydon Blue is expected to make his highly anticipated NFL debut in MetLife Stadium.
The Cowboys are 3rd in the NFC East division with 1 win and 2 losses. While Dak Prescott is trying to win games, he will certainly miss his receivers and other players in the Week 5 game against the NY Jets.
The Dallas Cowboys offensive line is resembling something of a MASH unit these days. Center Cooper Beebe remains on injured reserve with a high ankle sprain suffered in Week 2’s win over the Giants.
Every football season introduces a new crop of quarterbacks, and with them the same concern: Why do quarterbacks start slow in the NFL? Fans expect instant success, but in reality, the adjustment from college to the NFL is gigantic.